I think it’s because women, through necessity, have developed finely attuned instincts as to whether a guy is dangerous. And he has set off alarms since I first heard him open his mouth. This guy screams toxic entitlement: he wants everything his way, and if he doesn’t get it, there will be hell to pay.

Crashing in like the Kool Aid man and shit.

Women are so dramatic and overly emotional about death threats.

I swear some people will click on any article that has a headline about abuse allegations just so they can immediately scroll down and accuse a woman of making it all up. 

You mean like a witness?

You notice his team’s defense is that Sonni’s version is “dramatic” and “one-sided”, but they’re not actually saying “false.”

Yeah, I really don’t understand why her photo is in the header above.

As I get older I sense a following pattern with men, especially men of privilege *cough Johnny Depp* :

They’re young and beautiful and the loves of their early lives are equal-aged women of similar beauty and stardom, they wed, the next decade more or less (in Phillippe’s case a bit less) their careers continue to…

There’s a real tone in this article that Reese is somehow to blame, or responsible for what happened. I’m really tired of women getting the blame for men’s bad actions. She left Phillipe 16 years ago. Even though she has to maintain a co-parenting relationship with him-in 2017 their children were both still minors-his…

He’s straight up garbage. He is the worst and it’d be great if people could get get on the right side of history and call him a monster. It’d be a first time but he’s also the fucking worst.

An animated show about a horse should not have been the catalyst for me re-examining my depression, co-dependent relationships and finally going to therapy, but it was.

Lizzo didn’t post a photo of the person she never saw, did she?

God, I miss Barba. Him and Carisi were the only reasons I was still watching the show. And now that Raul left and Carisi’s has no decent storyline for 2 seasons, I’m kind of over it now.

As a survivor, I can safely say that Mariska Hargitay and Raul Esparza have more than once saved me from losing myself in the darkness of the aftermath of my assault. I will never not be grateful to the writers for this: “whether you’re a john in the South Bronx or a $3-million-a-year talk show host, no means no.”

Meanwhile: two anti-semites shaking hands

I can’t understand all these musicians who try to act with absolutely no background in acting (Julianne Hough, Cardi) - totally fine to cast them in bit parts where they feature dancing or singing or whatever, but they can’t carry a movie.

Cardi B is an ok rapper. Not great, not iconic, not legend and any other adjective people like to attach to her around here.

Right?? I love The Nanny and don’t want anyone rebooting it (it was perfect the way it is!!), but if we’re really going to do this, Awkwafina is RIGHT THERE with the right Queens accent and fewer felony assault charges.

Seriously. My “support” of this person starts and ends at not allowing her to be torn down just for being a former stripper. She is plenty problematic in other areas.

I really miss thinking Nicki was a feminist. She very much seems to be the “I got mine” and “he didn’t abuse me” type, if not worse- between this and defending her child rapist brother and repping for/giving a huge platform to known child abuser Tekashi6ix9ine. It’s beyond not caring or giving a fuck, it’s like she…